As someone who recently became a parent, my views are somewhat skewed. I'll just say that you'd be shocked at how instinctual and rapid becoming a parent can be. As soon as you hear your baby cry, hold them for the first time and feed them there's this immediate bond that completely changes how you view the world. If you two decide to go through with it I think you'd be shocked at how you just force yourselves to make things happen. Having a baby also doesn't mean you have to abandon your career, you just need to figure out how to make it work (something that's specific to your situation).

That said, I know I'd be terrified if I was your age and this happened. I had a lot of time to prep to be a parent and was with my wife for nearly 14 years before my son was born so if I was in your position I don't know what I'd do. Just keep what I said in mind.

The thing is you did it with someone you love he obviously doesn't like her. (which doesn't make sense why you would have sex with someone you don't like.)

Most of the time people do say keeping it was the best decision ever. But sometimes everyone continues to regret it and the kid has a shit life. But I am also generally opposed to abortion, so my first reaction is always to keep the kid. Hell put him/her up for adoption. The decision is not a binary one of abort or be lumbered with an unwanted burden the rest of your life that turns your life to shit.  I think if the foetus was able to contribute to the conversation it would most likely say I'd rather you gave me to someone who wants to have a family than to flush me down the sewer pipes.

What the fuck dude. Are you 13?

I hope the OP learned to keep his penis out of vagina's he doens't want to stick with in the future. It's the least you can do for a certain someone...

That's all i'm gonna say in this thread. /out

We both don't want to 'stick with' in future. 

We were protected, she forgot her pill, it happens.

It doesn't happen that often. You clearly weren't thinking and you should have used double protection.

Exactly, it doesn't happen that often.

I was in a relationship with a girl for 6 months earlier this year and we used the pill and there wasn't a scare.
The pill didn't fail, she failed to remember to take it, obviously that will never happen again as said earlier in this thread, 'I'm on the pill' isn't good enough.

But thanks for the information that I already know.

Another major update:

Through circumstances that I wont repeat for privacy (ironic seeing this thread exists) and just because even if I explained I wouldn't be believed and it would be considered a troll.

It seems as though it is rather unlikely that the child will be carried to term and will know by Wednesday.

A child is a blessing my friend.